Thousands march in May Day protests across France
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Su's track record make her an excellent pick for Labor Department post
BY Sens. Mazie K. Hirono (D-Hawaii) and … 04/30/21 09:30 AM EDT
The Labor Department's independent contractor rule is good — Congress can make it better
BY Michael Farren and … 10/23/20 06:30 PM EDT
New Jersey becomes first state to guarantee severance pay for mass layoffs
BY J. Edward Moreno 01/22/20 03:01 PM EST
Five takeaways from Warren's sweeping labor proposal
BY Rebecca Klar 10/03/19 06:11 PM EDT
NLRB exemplifies reactionary Trumpian administrative state
BY Craig Becker, opinion contributor 09/02/19 02:00 PM EDT
Forging a new workplace compact: An optimistic Labor Day message
BY Thomas A. Kochan, Opinion Contributor 09/02/19 08:00 AM EDT
Dems should follow Bill Clinton's lead on minimum wage hike
BY Michael Saltsman and … 01/16/19 03:30 PM EST
Amazon trades short-term costs for long-term goodwill with wage hike
BY Aparna Mathur, opinion contributor 10/05/18 04:30 PM EDT
Public-sector unions anticipate a loss before the Supreme Court
BY Patrick Wright, opinion contributor 05/30/18 04:20 PM EDT
The high economic burden of paid sick leave
BY Robert Henneke, opinion contributor 05/11/18 09:00 AM EDT
How rising minimum wages undercut long-term economic success
BY Ben Wilterdink, opinion contributor 03/29/18 09:00 AM EDT
Proposed NYC law would give workers right not to respond to emails after work hours
BY Julia Manchester 03/27/18 08:43 PM EDT
In the long run, low-wage workers lose out in 'Fight for $15'
BY Jack Salmon, opinion contributor 01/03/18 08:20 AM EST
Labor board burns through Obama-era rules
BY Lydia Wheeler 12/20/17 06:00 AM EST
